Matrix Fixture Beam
Beams, spreaders and jack legs that build a fixture table to the size of the work. Start with one beam and add on as the jobs get bigger.
See it work
Beams, spreaders and jack legs, start to finish. 9 minutes.
- Builds longer beam to beam, any end to any end
- Builds wider with spreaders at every whole inch
- Bridges two Fireball tables into one
Catalog and pricing
Every beam, spreader, jack leg and kit in one PDF. Part numbers, weights and list prices.
Three parts, one system
Beams carry the work. Spreaders set the width. Jack legs set the height.
Fixture Beam
- Lengths
- 54", 78", 102", 122", 150", 168"
- Section
- 11.5" wide x 11.6" tall
- Holes
- 3/4" on a 2" pitch
- Weight
- 287 lb to 832 lb
- Machined top, holes on the end plates
- Matching plates on both ends
- Clamp anywhere along the flange
- CNC marks: center, A/B ends, every 12"
Spreader Bars
- Lengths
- 12", 24", 48", 72", 96"
- Spacing
- Every whole inch
- Joint
- M12 cap screw and nut
- Bolts
- 4 per spreader, 2 at each beam
- Bolts under the beams
- 72" spreader sets 12" to 72" C to C
- Square, parallel beams every time
Jack Legs
- Feet
- Leveling pads or locking casters
- Travel
- 5.5" by crank
- Height
- 31"–36" on pads · 33"–38" on casters
- Load
- 6,000 lb per pad leg
- T foot runs across the beam
- Dropped center carries the jack
- Crank each corner level
Build it to the work
From crates to a level table in four steps.
Jack legsStand the beams
Two legs per beam. Each beam stands on its own.
SpreadersSet the width
Bolt spreaders under. Any whole inch.
ToolingFixture the part
Bolt tooling on top. Clamp along the flange.
End platesGo longer
Join beams end to end. Any end to any end.
Jack legs
Spreaders
Tooling
End platesBuild it to the work
From crates to a level table in four steps.
- 1
Stand the beams
Two jack legs per beam. Each beam stands on its own.
- 2
Set the width
Bolt spreaders under the beams. Any whole inch.
- 3
Fixture the part
Bolt 3/4" tooling on top. Clamp along the flange.
- 4
Go longer
Join beams end to end. Any end to any end.
Works with your table
Same 3/4" holes on a 2" pitch. Your Fireball tooling bolts right on.
- Bolts to a table, level with the top
- Bridges two tables into one
- Stands on a table as columns
- Slotted end plates bolt down
Load and limits
Totals include the beam and legs.
- 12,000 lb per beam on leveling pads
- 6,000 lb per beam on casters
- Add beams side by side as needed
In the box
Every kit comes one of two ways.
- Single beam kit
- 1Fixture Beam
- 2Jack legs (pads or casters)
- 1Crank handle
- Two beam kit
- 2Fixture Beams
- 2Spreaders, 48", 72" or 96"
- 4Jack legs (pads or casters)
- 2Crank handles
Reading a part number: FA75-HBM102W-B72 = 102" beams, B leveling pads (C casters), 72" spreaders. No end number = one beam on two legs. Every kit and its price is in the catalog (PDF). Pricing subject to change.
Pick a length
- 54"4 ft 6 in287 lb
- 78"6 ft 6 in401 lb
- 102"8 ft 6 in516 lb
- 122"10 ft 2 in612 lb
- 150"12 ft 6 in746 lb
- 168"14 ft832 lb
Table connecting bolts
To bolt a beam to a Fireball table. Pick the one that matches your table.
Quick answers
Where can I see prices for every kit?
In the catalog and pricing PDF. Every part and kit with its part number and list price. Pricing subject to change.
Does my Fireball tooling fit?
Yes. 3/4" holes on a 2" pitch, same as our 3/4" tables. Holes are on the top and the end plates.
How wide can I set two beams?
The 72" spreader sets them 12" to 72" center to center, at every whole inch. 96" spreaders go wider. 12" and 24" spreaders are sold separately, not in kits.
Pads or casters?
Pads for max load: 12,000 lb per beam. Casters to move it: 6,000 lb per beam, and they sit 2" higher (33"–38" vs 31"–36").
Can I use an impact on the jack legs?
No. Crank handle only. An impact will damage the bevel gears.
Do legs come with a crank handle?
In a kit, yes: one handle per two legs. Legs bought alone don't include one.